MnM3E Freedomverse The Replacements/The Gray Lady

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BIOGRAPHICALS

The Grey Lady (Olivia (Livie) Orvis) (PL 10/150 pts)

Description: tall woman (6’11”) with long dark hair, usually worn in a bun, who is in “black and white”, that is she looks like she stepped out of an old black and white movie. She habitually wore Victorian dress, but is coming round to the idea of more modern clothes: pants are much more comfortable!

Motivations: curiosity about the world, and also about who killed her Complications: fictional people have their own goals.

ABILITIES (20)

Strength: 0; Stamina: 0; Agility: 0; Dexterity: 0; Fighting: 0; Intellect: 8; Awareness: 2; Presence: 0

Hero points: 1

Defenses (19)

Dodge 8, Parry 5, Fortitude (immune), Toughness 0/12, Will 8

Advantages (3)

Beginner’s Luck, Eidetic Memory, Well-Informed

Skills (11)

Expertise (History) +2; Expertise: Library Science +4 (+8); Expertise: Literature +2; Investigation +2; Perception +4; Persuasion +4; +12 (vs fictional people)

Powers (100)

Library Ghost Array (45)

Summon 10, Heroic, Variable Type (Broad, people from fiction), Attitude (Indifferent); Medium (work of fiction); Alternate Effect 5, 45 pts

Ectoplasmic Cloud: Damage 9; Ranged 1, Area 1 (cloud), Selective, Affects Incorporeal 2 Insubstantiality 4, Continuous, Reaction, Innate; Invisibility Telekinesis: Move Object 7, Area (burst), Selective, Precise, Subtle; Link (Environmental Cold 1) Teleportation 12, Accurate, Extended, Medium (books) Wisdom of the Tomes. Enhanced Intelligence +14; Jack of All Trades, Activation (Move Action); Requires persuasion roll

Comprehend (Languages) (3) (6)

Movement Array (3)

Flight 1 (2) Movement (Space Travel 1); just cause it’s cool, and I can’t resist putting it on!)

Protection 10 (10) Transform 1 (repair books, manuscripts, and scrolls) (2) Unliving: Immunity to Fortitude Effects. 30 pts

POWER POINTS

Attributes (22) + Defenses (18) + Advantages (3) + Skills (11) + Powers (98) = 150

Background

Olivia was murdered on the evening of 17 June 1887, a Friday evening, as she returned home from the Valiant City Library where was an assistant librarian, by a person or persons unknown. She had just turned 35. She had had a love of learning and scholarship all of her life, and no interest in marrying or having kids.

From then on she was bound to the library as a ghost. Tales were told of books misplaced, about unnatural chills, and about the woman in Victorian garb who, they said, was the ghost of the murdered librarian, who they dubbed the Grey Lady. The tales were true.